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(151) Austin got her start in music opening for Johnny Cash in Australia at the age of 14.

(152) Yes, provided the skills assessment is for an occupation that is on the new SOL which will start in mid-2010, and you are not required to complete the Job Ready Program.

(153) The start in freestyle, Breaststroke, Butterfly and individual medley races shall be with a dive.

(154) England got off to a bad start in the Five Nations' Championship, losing 35-10 to France.

(155) The Germans' second group game against the Balkan nation promises to be a fascinating encounter, not least because Friedrich's club-mate Gojko Kacar is likely to start in attack for the Serbians.

(156) Now you're ready for a fresh start in 2007 a new beginning.

(156) Sentencedict.com try its best to collect and create good sentences.

(157) Never again would she start in fear at the sound of hooves.

(158) It means that they will have a head start in the next cycle of duality, which will take place on a planet similar to Earth.

(159) The principle of it is:When the upper level is reached, the rotary valve and bin gate will start in turn to discharge.

(160) A child who listens to a story nightly receives a huge head start in life.

(161) Construction is anticipated to start in 2010 with Phase I capacity available in 2012.

(162) To know more colloquial expressions is a head start in learning English.

(163) The successors of the eastern Roman Empire, they start in control of western Turkey, Greece and the Southern Balkans.

(164) Lance Mackey, winner of the Iditarod for the last three years, reaches out to fans while charging down the trail just after the official start in Willow, Alaska March 7.

(165) The Japanese file formidable opponents and they got off to a flying start in the match.

(166) Start in the quondam, an once pulled the small feet of Li Yuan to nowise and hand goes limply pluck out throw down.